The past few years have been solid for queer cinema, from the release of Oscar-nominated ‘Call Me by Your Name’, to 2017 Best Picture winner ‘Moonlight’, to breakthrough hit ‘God’s Own Country’, to Sean Baker’s
Logline: Alcoholic teen farmer Johnny’s world is turned happily upside down by a Romanian migrant. Verdict: Independent filmmaker Francis Lee (Me Without You) makes an unlikely yet rough-and-ready love story all the more poignant in Brexit
Whether already out in cinemas or slated for release in the coming months, autumn is shaping up to be a great season for LGBT films. The nights are drawing in and you’d like a film
In the golden age of dating apps, what could be more timely than a reboot of LGBT drama The L Word? Showtime’s groundbreaking series will return with old and new faces to take up the baton.
Pearl Mackie is set to play the newest Doctor Who companion, “Bill Potts,” but she won’t be a love interest for the Doctor – her character is openly gay. The show returns April 15th, with
The Hollywood Reporter states today there are concerns that the Oscar winner Moonlight will be not be released in China. After passing Disney’s Beauty and the Beast earlier this month, it is believed that Chinese
